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Orlistat, or Alli, is a weight loss medication available over-the-counter. Unfortunately, this drug is not without side effects. Find out what they are.

The FDA is investigating reports that patients taking orlistat for weight loss may have experienced liver failure.

In August of 2009, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced that it was reviewing reports of liver injury in patients taking the weight loss drug Orlistat.

A Review of the Effectiveness of the Diet Pill Alli.

Researchers from the USA have recently produced a report on popular dietary supplements. While some promote weight loss, they found, most are ineffective or dangerous.

The epidemic of obesity in America has led to new approaches in weight loss management.

Those seeking weight lose can soon buy the over-the-counter pill alli as a new tool in the battle against fat. Is this fat blocking drug the answer you've been seeking?

Alli was recently given the go ahead to be sold over the counter becoming the first weight loss aid licensed throughout Europe. Is this a viable route to weight loss?

For some people, losing weight is an uphill battle requiring aggressive intervention - one jumpstarted by a "diet pill" and closely supervised by a physician.

Current drug options for obesity are limited; however, two new weight-loss drugs have recently reported positive results, with availability expected soon.

Are the prescription drugs you're taking genuine? Are you sure they're not contaminated or counterfeits? Here's a plan you can use to protect yourself against fake drugs.